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| Figure 2 - Question 6. |
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abcd efgh_ijklm
abcd 500_ijklm500 abcd_ijklm |
Design and write a class named A07Foo which, when combined with the class defined in Listing 3 will compile, run, and produce the output shown in Figure 3 .
| Listing 3 - Question 7. |
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/*File Q07.java
************************************************/public class Q07{public static void main(String[] args){A07Foo<Integer,String>fooA =
new A07Foo<>(" ijkl");
fooA.set(new Integer(-300));System.out.println(
fooA.cat("abcd "," efgh "));System.out.println(
fooA.cat("abcd ",new Integer(500)));System.out.println(
fooA.cat(new Integer(500)," abcd "));}//end main
}//end class Q07//=============================================// |
| Figure 3 - Question 7. |
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abcd efgh -300 ijkl
abcd 500-300 ijkl500 abcd -300 ijkl |
True or False: The syntax for a generic method includes a type parameter, inside angle brackets, and appears after the method's return type
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False. The statement should read:
"The syntax for a generic method includes a type parameter, inside angle brackets, and appears before the method's return type"
One possible solution is provided in Listing 4 below.
| Listing 4 - Answer 7. |
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/*File A07Foo.java
************************************************///A generic class
public class A07Foo<T3,T4>{
private T3 tC;private T4 tD;//constructor
public A07Foo(T4 tD){this.tD = tD;
}//end constructor//A set methodpublic void set(T3 tC){
this.tC = tC;}//end cat//A generic concatenation method
public<T1,T2>String cat(T1 tA,T2 tB){
return tA.toString() + tB.toString()+ tC.toString() + tD.toString();
}//end cat}//end A07Foo//=============================================// |
One possible solution is provided in Listing 5 below.
| Listing 5 - Answer 6. |
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/*File A06Foo.java
************************************************/public class A06Foo<T3>{
private T3 tC;//A set methodpublic void set(T3 tC){
this.tC = tC;}//end cat//A generic concatenation method
public<T1,T2>String cat(T1 tA,T2 tB){
return tA.toString() + tB.toString()+ tC.toString();
}//end cat}//end A06Foo//=============================================// |
One possible solution is provided in Listing 6 below.
| Listing 6 - Answer 5. |
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/*File A05Foo.java
************************************************/public class A05Foo{
//A generic concatenation methodpublic<T1,T2>String cat(T1 tA,T2 tB){
return tA.toString() + tB.toString();}//end cat
}//end A05Foo//=============================================// |
False. Generic class constructors are allowed.
True.
False. The statement should read as follows:
"Defining a generic method is similar to declaring a generic type, but the type parameter's scope is limited to the method where it is declared."
True.
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